LM358 Microphone Sound Detection Module with Xh2.54 3p Socket

LM358 Microphone Sound Detection Module with Xh2.54 3p Socket

Name: LM358 Microphone Sound Detection Module with Xh2.54 3p Socket
SKU: TS-P189
Availability: InStock

This module detects ambient sound levels using a high-sensitivity electret microphone, amplifies the signal using an LM358 operational amplifier, and, depending on the model, provides an analog output (and sometimes a digital output).

$5.95

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SKU: TS-P189

Categories:Interactive Sensors, Sound Microphone

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The LM358 Microphone Sound Detection Module with Xh2.54 3p Socket is a small electronic module often used in DIY electronics, robotics, and Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects to detect sound or voice activity.

Specifications:

Main IC: LM393 comparator
Operating voltage 3.3V ~ 5.5V
Microphone sensitivity -42 ±3 db
Current consumption ~0.5mA
Board Dimensions 33mm x 22mm x 9.5mm
Interface: Anti-reverse interface
Location hole size: 3mm in diameter
Control signal: digital signal
Socket Type: XH2.54 3-pin (VCC, GND, OUT)
Wire length: 150mm

Package Includes:

LM358 Microphone Sound Detection Module with Xh2.54 3p Socket

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